Stanley Whitney: How High the Moon Charles Bukowski court transcripts

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The publication includes texts by Georg Baselitz and Eric Darragon alongside illustrations of the paintings and photography of the works in progress at the artist’s studio in Germany

Baselitz’s interest in portraiture emerges from his fascination with memory and its inconsistencies

Jerry Schatzberg

The publication includes reproductions of the thirty-six exhibited works—some of which are featured on gatefolds—as well as an introduction by the artist and a new text by Jean Dykstra that details the inception of the project and Lutter’s creative process

Stanley Whitney: How High the Moon Charles Bukowski court transcriptsThis career spanning volume accompanies Stanley Whitney: How High the Moon, the artists first museum retrospective, which featured 170 paintings and works on paperfrom large scale oil paintings to small improvised drawings and sketchbook pagesproduced from the 1970s to the present. The exhibition originated at the Buffalo AKG Art Museum in New York, subsequently traveling to the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis and the Institute of Contemporary Art in